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Integrating biophysical crop growth models and whole genome prediction for their mutual benefit: a case study in wheat phenology.

Journal of experimental botany - 17 Aug 2023

Jighly Abdulqader, Weeks Anna, Christy Brendan, O'Leary Garry J, Kant Surya, Aggarwal Rajat, Hessel David, Forrest Kerrie L, Technow Frank, Tibbits Josquin F G, Totir Radu, Spangenberg German C, Hayden Matthew J, Munkvold Jesse, Daetwyler Hans D

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Running crop growth models (CGM) coupled with whole genome prediction (WGP) as a CGM-WGP model introduces environmental information to WGP and genomic relatedness information to the genotype-specific parameters modelled through CGMs. Previous studies have primarily used CGM-WGP to infer prediction accuracy without exploring its potential to enhance CGM and WGP. Here, we implemented a heading and maturity date...

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PMID: 37177829
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erad162

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